AutoEnginuity OE-Level Software

[The Critic]

Since I work on mostly Asian imports, I am thinking about buying Autoenginuity's "Asian Bundle" OE-level software. This is what it includes:

Asian ScanTool Bundle #SP06 - Includes:
• USB OBD-II ScanTool (ST05)
• ProLine Interface (ST06)
• Enhanced Toyota Expansion
• Enhanced Honda Expansion
• Enhanced Nissan Expansion
• Enhanced Hyundai/Kia Expansion
• Enhanced Mazda Expansion
• Enhanced Subaru Expansion
• Enhanced Mitsubishi Expansion

http://www.autoenginuity.com/products-software.html

Price? $699.95 for hardware and software.

Of course, right now they don't have the ability to do TPMS ID registration or key programming, so I will have to wait until they have that capability before I make the purchase.

So, does anyone own any of the Autoenginuity products, especially the software with that is supposed to give you OE-level capabilities?

Thanks!

 

[DieselTech]

I have factory ford scanners, a snap-on motus, and AE domestic bundle. I really like the AE it's very simple to use, so simple my intern uses it before graduating to a more indepth scanner. AE is located right around the corner from my shop so the customer service is awesome. I hear its awesome reguardless of location.

I say don't hesitate......BUY IT!!

 

[bdcardinal]

what do they consider OE level? btw on Mazda's you cant do the key programming unless you have a technicians login to Mazda's internal dealer page. can you do compression tests through the scan tool like with OE scan tools?

 

[severach]

Originally Posted By: The Critic
Of course, right now they don't have the ability to do TPMS ID registration or key programming, so I will have to wait until they have that capability before I make the purchase.

Have you asked whether they will ever support this? Some features are so model specific and difficult that non factory tools will never support them even though they are in the code books.

 

[The Critic]

Originally Posted By: severach
Originally Posted By: The Critic
Of course, right now they don't have the ability to do TPMS ID registration or key programming, so I will have to wait until they have that capability before I make the purchase.

Have you asked whether they will ever support this? Some features are so model specific and difficult that non factory tools will never support them even though they are in the code books.


They told me that there late spring is a possibility, so we'll see.

 

[mechanicx]

I haven't used it but it sounds great. Can it flash PCMs?

 

[DieselTech]

AE cannot do OE flashes. It is a scan tool only.

TPMS will be supported at some point this year forsure

 

[benjamming]

FYI

AE says they are completely manufactured and assembled in Tempe AZ.

 

[Vikas]

I look at "TheCritic" exactly the same way that lot of my friends look at me. They think I am insane to spend $100 for my own scanner.

- Vikas

 

[lipadj46]

You would think I am insane as I bought a specific scanner for my land rover discovery for $650. Figure it has paid for itself though already. Only does the discovery series 2 any other models require a $200 unlock code for each model.